Not just boycotts: Why it’s hard to bring singers to Israel
Cancellations of concerts due to security concerns are practically a routine matter, but it turns out there are other obstacles to international artists and bands… Read More ›
Cancellations of concerts due to security concerns are practically a routine matter, but it turns out there are other obstacles to international artists and bands… Read More ›
In Hebrew press release, SAS, which currently runs 4 weekly flights between Tel Aviv and Copenhagen, cites increasing costs and competition as reasons for the… Read More ›
Knesset hosts special event to mark 25 years since ‘the opening of the gates’ to refuseniks. It is sad that the youth of today know… Read More ›
“I’m very afraid now. I don’t know what people could do. They could kill me and then say it was a mistake,” says Eritrean asylum… Read More ›
Hamas official encourages armed fight against Israel in current “intifada.” Mahmoud Zahar, a senior Hamas official in the Gaza Strip, on Monday voiced support… Read More ›
Both Israeli and Palestinian leaders are captive to their respective narratives and trapped by political forces that won’t allow them to break the impasse. … Read More ›
Seoul, South Korea – Micky Kim remembers the day two years ago when he married Tony Ruse in California. “All the people from City Hall suddenly… Read More ›
A woman and a teenage boy were killed in the Philippines on Sunday as Typhoon Koppu began its multiday battering of the region. The… Read More ›
The leader of an al Qaeda-linked group allegedly bent on attacking the West has been killed in an airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition in Syria,… Read More ›
Renewable-energy developers, take note. There’s a new spot on earth leading the way for projects in solar, wind, and other sources of green power.… Read More ›
Wall Street has a cybersecurity problem. Hackers have gone after banks, brokerages, news wires, and now it looks like they may have gone after business… Read More ›
Chinese Q3 GDP has just been released, and it’s beaten expectations. In annualised terms the economy grew by 6.9%, ahead of expectations for growth… Read More ›
Facebook just launched a new kind of notification that will warn users if it suspects their account has been targeted by an attacker working… Read More ›
New York, NY – To many in New York City, the rats are winning. The city’s complaint hotline is on pace for a record… Read More ›
Tel Aviv – A man vandalized the headquarters of Facebook in the city as part of what he described as a protest against the social… Read More ›
New York – A petition calling for the ouster of an MSNBC news reporter for allegedly providing biased coverage of events in Israel has exceeded… Read More ›
Soldier killed by attacker, who then steals his weapon; Eritrean man shot by responding security guard in case of mistaken identity; assailant killed An… Read More ›
Eritrean migrant mistaken for Beersheba terrorist dies of wounds after being shot in the head, beaten by bystanders The soldier killed Sunday evening in… Read More ›
A book only a Beltway insider could write, in the satirical ‘The Global War on Morris,’ Steve Israel uses verbatim dialogue from post-9/11 high-level political… Read More ›